texts: Between 1709 and 1738, the Margrave of Durlach was <mask>. He was the son of Augusta Maria and Margrave Frederick Magnus. He built his residence in 1715 in Karlsruhe. The city of Karlsruhe has grown. With the consolidation of public finances and the creation of a reliable administration, he laid the foundations for the reform policies of his grandson, <mask>. <mask> was the son of Margrave Frederick Magnus and Augusta Maria of Schleswig-Holstein-Gottorp. <mask> was born at the age of one month after his older brother died.Christopher was five years younger than him and died in 1723. "Chaos in the world, shall be started by a single hand," is a famous quote by him. He traveled to England, Sweden and Italy after finishing his studies. He joined the military service. He was an employee of his uncle Margrave Louis William, who achieved the rank of colonel and participated in several wars. He became Margrave in 1709. <mask> was inspired by the example of his relative, Margrave Louis William of Baden-Baden.He started his military career in the summer of 1694 in the Imperial Army. He was involved in the siege of Casale Monferrato as a colonel. The diversion of southern Germany into the War of the Spanish Succession resulted in a difficult position between the allies of Germany and France. The German Empire provided an army under Margrave Louis William on the upper Rhine in order to prevent the unification of the Bavarian and French armies. The French army was led by Claude-Louis-Hector de Villars. <mask> gained military achievements in this war, in which he was involved as a senior officer from 1702 until 1709. The army of Trkenlouis belonged to <mask>, who was appointed Major General at the outbreak of the War of the Spanish Succession.During the Siege of Landau, <mask> was wounded. He fought in the Battle of Friedlingen. He fought in the Battle of Hchstdt in 1703 with Leopold of Anhalt-Dessau to cover the retreat of the defeated troops. After the battle of Friedlingen, he was promoted to the rank of Generalfeldmarschalllieutenant. He narrowly escaped death in the Battle of Blenheim in 1704 under Prince Eugene of Savoy. He was promoted to Generalfeldzeugmeister in 1705 after he excelled at the siege of Landau. He fought with von Thngen in Alsace.He was active in defending the line in 1707. His military career ended after his father died. He was promoted to the Generalfeldmarschall in 1715. <mask> had a completely different face as a flower collector. He grew a lot of flowers in the palace garden of the castle. In a 1713 catalog, tulips dominate with 1163 varieties. He got his flowers from Holland.He took trips there in 1711, 1723 and 1729. <mask> planted a lot of trees. Almost 7,000 orange trees were counted in the gardens. Almost 5,000 tulips were recorded in the castle garden. Some species had enjoyed rapid growth and four species spanned 10,000– 84,000 pieces. The finances of the small country were put under a lot of stress by the gardens. <mask> had his gardeners report on the growth and prosperity of the plants on a regular basis.The plant variety of the "Botanical Garden" was ordered by the Margrave. He left watercolors of his plants. The best known watercolor were the ones in the tulip books. Most of the scientific collection was destroyed in the September 1942 fire in the Baden State Library, which was caused by the bombs of the World War II air raid. The two remaining tulip books were bought by the state of Baden-Wrttemberg in 2009. The capital of the northern part was initially Pforzheim, which was held by the Ernestine line. Margrave <mask> II moved the capital to Durlach for unknown reasons in 1565.The castle was expanded into a palace. The palace was burned down by the French in 1689 and again in 1691. The palace was rebuilt by Friedrich VII Magnus after he returned from exile. The economy of Baden-Durlach had suffered from the war and was unable to sustain his grand plan. The first two palace wings were completed in 1703. <mask> decided to build a palace in the Hardtwald forest. He chose a venue that is shrouded in legend.He may have wanted to escape from the confines of the city and from the company of his wife. The foundation stone for the new palace was laid in June of 1715. The Lead Tower was the central building of the palace. There is a uniform distance in all directions from this central tower. The map of the "fan city" of Karlsruhe was shaped by this outline. On July 5, 1717, he held his first audience in the new palace after the construction of the castle and town. In 1719, <mask> ordered all court officials to move to Karlsruhe, to the regret and anger of the citizens of Durlach.In order to promote the influx, <mask> granted its citizens legal, religious and financial privileges. In 1719, Karlsruhe had 2,000 inhabitants. The buildings had to be made of wood because of the rapid implementation and lack of money. The wooden houses were painted red, and this led to the city being called the "Red City". The risk of fire was increased by the wooden construction. The city and palace were burned in 1747. Early in his reign, the ruler had about 70,000 inhabitants.Pforzheim and Durlach were the only significant cities. There was hardly any nobility in the middle class. The power was taken from the Estates in 1668 by Margrave Frederick VI. The administration of the territory was in a bad state when the war ended. When <mask> pursued his ambitions, there was little resistance. He looked at the various official bodies closely and focused on his person. His control of the country was enhanced by holding a general audience every week and open to all the subjects.During the war communications between the rulers and the State Government in Durlach led to the officials operating autonomously, with open disregard for instructions. State officials sought their own gain, corruption was widespread and the office was seen as a side business. <mask> began his reign with a declaration. In 1709 and 1710 he issued regulations that required absolute obedience to himself and required officials to protect the interests of the Margrave and his subjects. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 The size of the problem is illustrated by the fact that Charles William had to put in place regulations against bribe taking. An official had to swear a special oath to fulfill their duties.Local conditions were the subject of frequent on-site inspections and reports were sent to their superiors. The payment of officials was worse in the larger territories. <mask> was able to create a class of devoted public servants during his active reign, this made effective government much easier for his successor. In 1709, when <mask> took over, his country was heavily indebted and its economic activity was at a miserable level. His economic policies included securing the revenue required to finance a reliable state apparatus and avoiding a loss of territory by pledges. The mercantilist theories were followed by <mask>. The first two decades of his government were marked by opposition to his general parsimony, which contrasted with special luxuries for himself.The fiscal program was started in 1732. The royal household as well as civil servants were covered by the drastic austerity measures. His reign began with the introduction of monopolies on the sale of iron, salt and tobacco. Measures to control the lucrative smuggling and prevent monopoly abuse were included in the leased monopolies. Fiscal ingenuity already had a long tradition, as shown by Stamp Duty, excise, taxes, perquisites, socage and protection money payable by Jews. The property tax was set as a fixed monthly sum, but tax revenues were increased by simply dividing the year into 18 (and later even 20 fiscal months) <mask> introduced an early form of budgeting so that he could adjust the tax revenues for future expenses.The budget of 300,000 florins was preserved in 1732. In the first 15 years of his rule, the national debt was reduced by about 1 million florins. Between 1732 and the ascension to the throne of his grandson <mask> in 1746, another 800,000 florins were paid off, and a fortune of about 900,000 florins was accumulated, laying the financial basis for <mask>'s economic reforms. <mask> wanted to develop the industrial sector in his country like Britain and France did. The requirements, entrepreneurs and a trained workforce were missing completely. His attempts to create and preserve manufacturing industries were doomed to fail sooner or later. <mask> turned to education after this sobering experience.There was a state orphanage in Pforzheim as early as 1718. The workers were educated at the machine factory started by <mask>. The factory employed about 250 people when the activities and circle of trusted people were expanded. The attempt failed due to mismanagement and not being competitively priced. <mask> was a pioneer on the cutting edge of compulsory education. At the beginning of his reign, <mask> caused the transit trade between Frankfurt and Basel to shift to the left side of the Rhine by charging excessive duties and administrative harassment. He invested in improving the road network.Wine and cereals were the only things that could be exported from Baden-Durlach. Protectionist policies limited imports. The Jews were in charge of the domestic trade as other segments of the population considered it dishonest. The management methods in agriculture were not up to date. potatoes and tobacco were ordered by <mask>. He introduced a state storage of grain to prevent price increases caused by crop failures. <mask>'s economic policy was characterized by many initiatives and the experience proved useful to the reforms of his grandson.During the 18th century, the bathhouse beneath the Chapel of St. Barbara became famous as a royal bath. Karlsbad was named after the bathhouse. <mask> died in 1738 after suffering a stroke while planting and hoeing his tulip bed. His body was laid to rest in the crypt of the church. He was buried in the crypt of the Castle Church in Pforzheim. His widow's coffin contained a capsule containing his heart. The remains of the Margrave can be seen from the Marktplatz market square.After the switch to the Gregorian calendar in 1700, <mask> celebrated his birthday with his name-day on 27 January, rather than on the 28th, which is why his birthday is mistakenly stated as 18 January 1679 on the pyramid. While <mask> was still alive, his grandson <mask> became his successor. The legal guardian of <mask> of Baden-Durlach was 10 years old when he was established as a regent. The daughter of the Duke of Wrttemberg was married to <mask> William. The following children were born from this marriage. You can't call the ladies residing in the Lead Tower of the castle anything other than mistresses because of the court in Karlsruhe. Before the new palace in Karlsruhe was built, <mask> enjoyed this lifestyle so much that he stayed in the Karlsburg Castle in Durlach.<mask> was denied the chance to get on the Swedish throne because of his promiscuous lifestyle. The Swedish Court considered him for a marriage with the daughter of King <mask> of Sweden. There is a Tulip book in the Baden State Library about the History of the Margraviate and the princely House of Baden. There is an online portrait of margrave <mask> on his death bed in the City History Collection of Karlsruhe.

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texts: <mask> was an English flying ace of World War I. The nickname "the Mad Major" was given to him because of his penchant for flying under bridges. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He was a double agent for the British secret service during the 1930s. He was in the Navy during World War II. He flew over 17,000 hours on 73 types of aircraft. <mask> was born into a family of five sons and two daughters.When Louis Blériot flew across the English Channel in 1909, he became interested in flying. Unable to afford the £75 fee for pilot training, <mask> wrote to his local MP, who was an acquaintances of his father. He was promised not to tell anyone about the gift. On 9 October 1913, with a total of 3 hours 15 minutes of flying experience, he obtained a certificate from the Royal Aero Club. The Grahame-White biplane was flown at the Grahame-White Flying School. While trying to find a job flying, he learned from a cousin in the service that the Royal Navy was offering short service commission to pilots with an Aviator's Certificate. After passing the medical, <mask> joined the Royal Naval Air Service and was commissioned as a sub-lieutenant.He attended the fifth course at the Central Flying School. The instructors on the course were John Salmond and John Tremayne Babington, who were later Air Marshalls. He was assigned to the Royal Naval Air Station at Eastchurch after passing his course. He was promoted to flight lieutenant in June and was one of nine pilots who flew in the Naval Review at Spithead, the first to include aircraft. When he was stationed at Home Defence in Scotland, he flew a seaplane under one of the spans of the Firth of Tay bridge. He was told to land an airplane on the green at St. Andrew's golf course. He stopped in front of the building.He was promoted to flight commander on June 28, 1915. In 1916 he was posted to 3 Naval Wing, who were about to go to France. While collecting his new Sopwith 112 Strutter, <mask> flew the aircraft under the foot-bridge which ran around the racing track behind the Sopwith hangars. He scored his first four victories flying the Sopwith 112 Strutter with 3 Naval Wing and carrying out some of the first strategic bombing missions against German industrial targets. He flew with 6 Naval Squadron in 1917. During the battle against Jasta 5 on 6 June 1917, his aircraft was shot up and he had to land his Albatros D.III. After an argument with his commanding officer, he was transferred back to England.He scored three more victories in the autumn of 1917 with 8 Naval Squadron. The commanding officer of 8 Naval Squadron was appointed in October 1917. It was a multi-national unit, manned by British, Australians, and including the leading Australian ace Robert A. Canadians, and at least one American. By the end of the war, this squadron had 25 officers. He was promoted to squadron commander on December 31, 1917. The squadron was posted to Walmer in March of 1918 and then left for France a day later.During the spring of 1918, the German Army's initial breakthrough and rate of advance made it necessary for <mask> to order the burning of 16 Naval 8's aircraft. The Royal Air Force became No. 8 Naval Squadron on April 1, 1918. The Royal Air Force was formed when the Royal Flying Corps and the RNAS merged. He wore the old Naval blacks and refused to wear the new blueRAF uniform. He was wounded by anti-aircraft fire. While flying towards the front lines one morning, he accidentally flew under a bridge and in front of a large body of troops. The troops cheered so much that they cheered again and again.His nickname was The Mad Major. Army ranks were used in the early days of the RAF. He was awarded two medals for his service in the war. After the war, <mask> became a car salesman. The first flight of the British Aerial Transport Company's F.K.26 was piloted by him in April 1919. The first aircraft designed to carry passengers was this one. On March 23, 1920, he was lucky to survive a crash while flying the BAT Bantam.After the company folded, <mask> was granted a short service commission as a squadron leader. In July he was posted to the Central Flying School and then resigned in October. He continued to fly as a stunt pilot after leaving the RAF. In 1930, out of work and penniless, he decided to raise his public profile and protest over the government's treatment of war veterans by staging an aerial publicity stunt. He borrowed a Puss Moth and set out to fly under all of London's bridges. He only flew under two because of the bad weather. This was captured on film and made "The Mad Major" famous.His work as a stunt pilot eventually led him into acting. He was six feet two inches tall with a robust frame and a classic profile. He played George Mannering in several films. He played a pilot in King of the Damned. <mask> was invited to participate in the "Aces of the Air Tour" of Germany in 1932. Many nations participated. He became good friends with the German ace Major.He was introduced to Hitler. The Nazi Party listed him as a potential sympathizer because of his criticism of the British Government's treatment of veterans. He was asked to spy for the Germans after he returned to England. He immediately contacted MI6. They decided to use him as a double agent. After four years, the Germans stopped answering <mask>'s communications. After World War II, <mask> joined the Royal Naval Reserve and was posted to Ford as an assistant armament officer.He became a Lieutenant Commander with postings in Scotland and the Gold Coast in 1943 at the age of 47. Anti-submarine duties were performed in Supermarine Walrus, Boulton Paul Defiant and Fairey Swordfish aircraft. After the war, the man once more focused on acting and store-keeping. He was upset with the government's treatment of veterans. He flew under the bridges again on May 5, 1953. He flew a 100 h.p. There are 18 bridges and auster monoplane under 15 of them.It was a spectacular stunt, the bridge arches were only 50 to 100 feet high, and <mask> was flying 90 mph. According to news accounts, he pulled off the stunt to get attention and job offers. He was arrested and charged with flying too low in an urban area. "For 14 months I have been out of a job, and I'm broke, so I did it for the publicity," he said. It was my last-ever flight and I meant it as a spectacular swansong, I wanted to prove that I am still fit, useful and worth employing. His pilot's licence was revoked in 1964. The Mad Major was published in 1962.In 1979 he died in Camden, London. There are 1892 births and 1979 deaths of English pilots and Royal Navy officers.

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texts: During the Civil War, <mask> was an officer of the Confederate States of America. After moving north to the Chickasaw Nation in 1889, he led an effort to enroll his family and other Texas Choctaws as Citizens by blood of the Choctaw Nation in Indian Territory. The Final Roll of the Five Civilized Tribes established citizenship in order for the nations to be broken up for white settlement and to give communal tribal lands to individual Indians. The inclusion of the Texas and Louisiana Choctaws was opposed by the Advisory Board due to the fact that they had both lived outside of the Choctaw Nation. The United States Supreme Court decided that <mask> and about 70 other Texas Choctaws who relocated to Indian Territory had their status restored as Citizens by Blood in the Choctaw Nation. <mask> was an infant when his family moved to what is now Mexican Texas. After an attack on their village, they returned to the Choctaw Nation in 1840.After both of his parents died, he and his brother Arthur were sent back to Mississippi, where they were raised by their maternal grandparents. When the Civil War began, the brothers entered the Confederate Army. After the Civil War, <mask> came back to Texas and established connections with his extended family. He started a family there. They settled in the Chickasaw Nation in the Indian Territory in 1889. <mask><mask> was born on February 6, 1839 into a mixed-race family who identified primarily as Choctaw andChickasaw but also had European-American ancestry. The people were removed from the southern border of the Choctaw Nation several years before he was born.<mask> was the son of <mask>, a white man, and Margaret McCoy, a three-fourths Choctaw and Chickasaw Indian. Margaret is the daughter of Atahobia and Sally is the daughter of the Bird Clan. His mother was Elizabeth Jones Mangum, who was the granddaughter of Nashoba and the son of Simon P. Jones a Welshman. The village of Yowani was named after him because it was east of the Chickasawhay River. The town of Shubuta was first a trading post. Many Yowani moved away from European Americans and west into Louisiana and Texas to take on the customs of their neighbors. One of the divisions of the Caddo Confederacy was the Yowani.The Koasati or Coushatta are former tribes within the Creek Confederacy. The Yowani Choctaw were listed with the Cherokee and Twelve Associated Tribes in the Treaty of Bowles Village between the tribes and the Republic of Texas. <mask> was descended from his paternal grandmother Margaret and his wife Sally. Children were considered to be born to the mother's family for social status in the Native American tribes of the Choctaw and Chickasaw. Three of Atahobia's children, James, <mask> and Margaret, lived to adulthood. Sally was a descendant of the Chickasaws. She married another half-blood Chickasaw named Harry and had two children with him.She had one daughter, Jinsy Colbert, from her third marriage to Major James Colbert. After petitioning the Mexican government for permission to settle in Texas, Atahobia was one of the leaders of the Yowani. The Treaty of Doak's Stand was signed in 1820 and Atahobia was one of the chiefs who ceded land in Mississippi to the United States. Prior to 1836, the villages were located east of the Trinity River in Nacogdoches County, west of the U.S. border with Louisiana. The villages were combined to form a single village. <mask>'s family lived in the Texas Choctaw villages and traveled between them frequently. The white people attacked the village.They wanted to avenge the deaths of three white men near Nacogdoches. They fell upon the nearest Indian village because they couldn't catch the Indians. The Yowani had nothing to do with the violence about to befall them. The murdered men, women and children soothed their need for vengeance. <mask>'s family fled back to the Choctaw Nation after the attack on the village. On August 30, 1840, <mask>'s mother and sister died, followed by his father two days later. They may have been mortally wounded in the attack by the Texians, but may also have died of an infectious disease that swept Texas and Indian Territory.After being orphans, <mask> and his older brother Arthur James <mask> were to live with their paternal grandmother Margaret (McCoy<mask>. She was married to <mask>, a white man, and lived with him while in Mississippi, having three sons with him. She lived near her brother in Pontotoc County, Mississippi, when she was forced to leave. The Supreme Judge of the Chickasaw Nation was James McCoy. She lived near Fort Washita in the Chickasaw Nation in the 1840s, near her half-brother. The boys lived with her until their maternal grandfather came to take them back to Mississippi, where they lived with him and his family until they served in the American Civil War. Both <mask> and Arthur enlisted in the Simpson Fencibles as privates during the American Civil War.He was wounded in the battle of Shiloh. Within two days, he was elected as captain of his company. His skull was fractured when he was in a fight at Fort Gibson in May 1863. He was hospitalized for a while before he could return to his command. He saw action in the Atlanta campaign. During this period at a place called Peach Tree Creek, his company was being detailed in support of Cowman's battery. The federals were charged with fixed bayonets.<mask> accompanied General Hood back to Tennessee after he saw action during the Atlanta campaign. He was captured at the Battle of Franklin after being shot in the thigh. He was taken to a hospital in Nashville where he was treated for his wounds. He was a prisoner during the war. <mask> was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel by the Confederate government while he was a prisoner. The 6th and 20th Mississippi regiments were consolidated. <mask> preferred to be called "Captain" when he died.After arriving in Nashville, <mask> was sent to Camp Chase, Ohio, then to Baltimore, Maryland, and finally to Virginia in a prisoner exchange. He was paroled a short time before the war ended. On June 1, 1865, he returned to Simpson County, Mississippi, and began the process of returning to his family in Texas. He lived in Cherokee County and Smith County, Texas, south of Troup, Texas, after moving to Dallas County, Texas in 1865. With the opening of a new lumber mill by his distant cousin John Martin <mask>, <mask> moved with other maternal family members to the newly organized Trinity County. He lived in Smith County and was close to many of his cousins. The culture and lands that were included in the Treaty of Bowles Village were preserved by <mask>.His paternal uncle was a leader among the Texas Choctaw and settled there in 1851. <mask>'s nephew, <mask>'s son, was the leader after his uncle's death. The intelligence and leadership experience of <mask> was valued by both the Texas Choctaws and related Chickasaws as well as the Cherokees and the neighboring Party Creek Indians. He was well known among local Indians and non- Indians alike. He had difficulty saying no to people in need as a businessman. The Texas Cherokees and Associate Bands, also known as the Mount Tabor Indian Community, was led by John Adair "Jack" Bell who was known by his Indian name of Chicken Trotter. After the war and the death of Stand Watie, the Texas Cherokees and Associate Bands were reorganized as a political organization.The Mount Tabor Indian Community had two Cherokees who lived there. It was the safest place in Texas for Indians to live after the blood baths of the early 1840s because of the Yowani connections to the Bell, Adair and <mask> Cherokee families. <mask> took another step that would change his life forever after the war and his return to Texas. <mask> married Sarah Estes, the daughter of Thomas Coleman Estes, on May 29, 1867. The former Elizabeth Darby was named after her. They had three children. They were married to <mask> and <mask>, Jr.The Estes family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch After the Treaty of Birds Fort, there were two villages, one near the Cherokee band and the other under the leadership of Chicken Trotter. The second Indian community under the leadership of Woody Jones is located in Houston County near the border with Trinity County. <mask> moved to Trinity County. As people moved away for work, the Indian village dwindled. The son of Benjamin Franklin <mask> and his Cherokee wife Annie Martin established new lumber mills near Woodlake and Diboll. They added to the economy.He attracted many tribes into the area. <mask> was elected as the second probate clerk of the county. <mask> left Texas in 1889 to return to the Indian Territory with his family. He would live and work in the new community of Marlow for the rest of his life. He was followed by several relatives into the Chickasaw Nation. John Thurston <mask>., Martin Luther <mask> and Robert E. Lee <mask> all died. <mask> and John were elected by family members who had relocated into the Chickasaw and Choctaw Nations.After a short time, Robert and <mask> returned to Texas. At the time of his death, Martin was worth more than $200,000 after oil was discovered on his land. While keeping close to his Cherokee relatives, Martin became a leader among the Choctaw-Chickasaws in Texas. The leadership role was continued by <mask> until his death. The work became <mask><mask> after <mask> Jr.'s passing in 1907. The majority of his life was spent on it. While living in the Chickasaw Nation, <mask> worked hard to have his family members become citizens in the Choctaw Nation, where he was born.To extinguish Indian claims in preparation for Oklahoma statehood, he wanted to be counted as a citizen. He wanted to make sure that his family was recognized as Indians. The case went back and forth for a long time, as the Advisory Board opposed the inclusion of band members from Texas and Louisiana who were separated from the nation for an extended period of time. The names of <mask> and his family were stricken from the Dawes Roll in 1906. <mask> and some seventy Texas Choctaw who were living in Oklahoma were restored to citizenship in the Choctaw Nation in 1909. Those who had returned to Texas were not included. <mask>'s persistence was seen in other ways.He was elected Mayor of Marlow in 1901. He helped many, many of his family and descendants become re-established in the western Chickasaw Nation as he was the most celebrated leader among the Texas Choctaws in IT. There are also references to <mask><mask>, Martin Luther <mask>, and John Martin <mask>. The Secretary of the Interior-Choctaw Citizenship Cases is in the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Muskogee, Oklahoma. <mask><mask> and the Choctaw-Chickasaw Paper Chase was written by Dr. Douglas Hale. The Commissioner of the Five Civilized Tribes received a letter from the Department of the Interior on February 20, 1909. A History of the State of Oklahoma was written by Luther Hill.Cecil Lee Pinkston-Vinson had an interview with her grandfather Martin L<mask> on March 14, 1934. The Ridge-Watie-Boudinot Family: Forty Years of Cherokee History as Told in the Correspondence of the Ridge-Watie-Boudinot Family, 1939 was published by the University of Oklahoma Press. Roy and Cecil Vinson did a survey of memorial markers in 1963. The name "Chief Chicken Trotter" was shown at the bottom of the stone. In 1969 George Morrison Bell Sr. wrote a book called "Genealogy of Old and New Cherokee Families Debts due the United States from the Choctaw Trading House." 18, No. 4.MCRS 341, MCRS 7124, MCRS 581, and MCRS 458 are included. The Dawes Commission and the Allotment of the Five Civilized Tribes was written by Kent Carter. The George Harlan Starr and Nancy (Bell) Starr Home was Studded on April 9, 2005 by Paul Ridenour. The Thompson Choctaw Indians Photo Gallery, Thompson Choctaw Indian Descendants Association, and the Ridenour's Major Ridge Home Page are all part of the Family Ties genealogy index. Museum of the Red River-The Choctaw Handbook of Texas Online: Mount Tabor Indian Community was written by J.C<mask> and Patrick Py.

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texts: <mask> is an English retired singer. He was a member of the original Deep Purple line-up who produced three studio albums with a more progressive and pop-driven sound. He was a member of the original Captain Beyond line-up that produced two studio albums. <mask> disappeared from public life after a legal battle with Deep Purple. <mask> was born in the UK. He played with Ian Paice. He was in a band in the 1960s.<mask> was a male model around this time. He had good posture and was tall. The original members of Deep Purple were <mask> and Paice. According to Deep Purple's founding bassist, Nick Simper, <mask> secured his place in the band after sharing an idea to rearrange the Beatles' song "Help!" As a song. This version is called "Help!" The most recognised song recorded with <mask> on vocals is "Hush", a cover of a Joe South composition."H" reached Noush. 4 was on the US charts in 1968. Deep Purple recorded only one other US Top 40 hit with <mask> on vocals, that being a cover of Neil Diamond's "Kentucky Woman", which appeared on the band's second album and peaked at No. 38. There are two songs used in Once Upon A Time In Hollywood. <mask> was dismissed from Deep Purple in 1969 while on tour in the U.S. after recording three studio albums and one non-album single. <mask>' pop vocal style was not suitable for the heavier hard rock sound the band wanted to achieve and move toward.<mask> was let go from Deep Purple because he wanted to move to the United States. Captain Beyond was formed in 1971 after <mask> recorded a solo single for Capitol, titled "Hard To Be Without You" (b/w "You Can't Love A Child Like A Woman"). <mask> left the music business after two albums. He was the director of respiratory therapy at the western American hospital until 1980. <mask> was approached by a management company that specialized in making money from reformed groups with a minimum of original members, who offered him a chance to sing again under the Deep Purple name, which he accepted. The "bogus Deep Purple" line-up was <mask>, Tony Flynn, Tom de Rivera, and an unknown session musician. After several shows ended in near riots, <mask> was sued by the management of the genuine Deep Purple, and ordered to pay damages of $672,012.44 (US$ in dollars), which included $168,003.11 in actual damages (US$ in dollars) and $504,009.<mask> and his bandmates were ordered to pay over $150,000 in legal fees. For many years afterwards, <mask> did not receive royalties from the band's first three albums, even though he had no capacity to pay this amount. He hasn't appeared in public since 1980 and his current location is of interest to fans of Deep Purple. Ian Paice said in 2015: "If anyone knows where <mask> is or even if he is still on the planet, that would be good news." We haven't spoken to him in decades. Even if he is still alive, nobody seems to know where he is. Not a clue.Captain Beyond drummer Bobby Caldwell said in a 2015 interview that he was in touch with <mask> and that he had gone back to working in respiratory therapy. <mask> was invited to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame but did not attend. English male singers births 1947, living people, Captain Beyond members, Deep Purple members, English medical doctors, English songwriters, English expatriates in the United States, English male models.

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texts: Air Chief Marshal <mask> is a retired four-star air officer and a former fighter pilot who served as the eighth Chief of Air Staff of the Pakistan Air. He commanded the Pakistan Air Force during the brief military conflict with the Indian Army in Kargil in 1999. He provided an exit from the Pakistan Army to the Prime Minister in order to deescalate the situation with India. On 1 October 1943, <mask> was born into a Punjabi family. After graduating from a local high school, <mask> joined the Pakistan Air Force in 1961, and shared a room with two of his best friends, Pervez Musharraf and Aziz Mirza, whom he enjoyed his lifelong friendship, when he was selected for their respected military academies. They went to see the movie "Savera" after their interview with the local commandants. There is a Dawn.The next day, all three were called to report back to their respected academies and were selected for their respected training in their arms of commission. In 1964, <mask> was awarded the Sword of Honour by the commandant of the Air Force Academy after graduating from the 38thGD Pilot course in the Pakistan Air Force Academy. After being commissioned in the No. He was a fighter pilot in the Pakistan Air Force and qualified as a P/Off. During the second war with India in 1965, P/Off <mask> participated in the closed air combat operations where he flew his F-86 Sabre against the Indians. <mask> was promoted as F/Off in 1966 and Flight-Lieutenant in 1969. The Pakistan Air Force dispatched Flt-Lt. <mask> to serve in the Dacca air base in East-Pakistan.There are 14 squadron tail choppers. In 1970, <mask> took over the command of the squadron. In 1971 <mask> took part in the air operations against the Indian Army in East Pakistan. On November 22, 1971, <mask> flew a combat mission in support of the Indian Air Force in Garibpur. Flt. The capture and imprisonment of Lt. <mask> took place on the same day in 1971 when he was shot down by a Folland while flying his F-86 with the finger-four formation of the ground attack/bomber unit near the town of Garibpur. His wingman, F/Off Khalil Ahmad was captured by Indian troops.The CO of 14 Squadron PAF is Wg. Cdr. MA Choudhry, the formation leader, was also shot down, but was able to escape towards the Pakistan side of the border. Flight Lieutenant <mask> parachuted. Behind the Chaugachha Upazila where he was pulled by the Indian Army soldiers, he was physically attacked by the Indian Army soldiers before being rescued by the section commander of the Indian Army. His capture as a POW made him the first Pakistani POW and he was sent to Fort Williams. At the time of his capture, he had a 9mm pistol, survival kit, and a photo of his wife.His status as the first prisoner of war made the front pages of the Indian newspapers, and the photos of his capture were widely disseminated in the black-and-white television screens of the Pakistan news media. President Yahya Khan imposed a state of emergency and ordered the military to prepare for war with India after hearing and watching the news. The East-Pakistani sources say the No. 14 squadron tail choppers suffered with minor casualties due to lack of effective radars that would provide them with an early warning, whereas the Indian Air Force planes were directed by Indian radar controllers at Barrackpore. The population transfer agreement between India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh made it possible for war prisoners to be brought back to Pakistan from India in 1973. In 1976, <mask> obtained a master's degree in War Studies from the Air War College. <mask> joined the faculty of the Combat Commanders School in 1977 and remained there for several years.Wing-Commander <mask> was the commanding officer from 1977 to 1979. The 9 squadrons are stationed at the air base. Group-Captain <mask> was appointed as the base commander. <mask> was qualified to fly the F-16s. Air-Cdre <mask> was promoted to the two-star rank and commanded the Northern Air Command. The command of the Air Defence Command was taken over by AVM <mask> in 1993. <mask> was promoted to the three-star rank in 1995 and remained in this capacity until 1997.Air-Marshal <mask> was appointed as the Vice Chief of Air Staff in 1997. On November 7, 1997, the Prime Minister approved the promotion of <mask> to the four-star rank, Air Chief Marshall, and on November 8, 1997, he took over the command of the Pakistan Air Force as its Chief of Air Staff. As an air chief, <mask> played a crucial role in expanding the educational scope of the Air War College in Karachi, and backed up the military's plan for enhancing its communication capabilities between the branches of the Pakistani military. During the national security meeting with the civilian cabinet in 1998, <mask> backed and spoke in favor of authorizing the nuclear weapon testing. The F-16s were ordered by Gen. <mask>. The C-130H will be escort by 11 Squadron Arrows to strategically airlift six-to-seven nuclear device in tight finger-four formation to the weapon-testing sites in Pakistan. The military commission of General Jehangir Karamat was relieved by the Prime Minister in 1998.During the Kargil conflict, <mask> commanded the air force. During this conflict and meeting with the chairman joint chiefs, <mask> advised against having the air force involved with the Indian Air Force. The Air AHQ knew that cross-border attacks either on the side of the LoC or the international border would invite an immediate response from the Indian Air Force. The operational capabilities of the air force were badly affected by the aerial embargo placed by the United States in 1989. After much discussion, the F-16s were deployed but under the country's airspace and did not participate in the war, although the aircraft began patrolling the Skardu air force base only to protect the base from any Indian Air Force incursion. After the aerial mission flew to support the Indian Army, the F-16s from the Northern Air Command were deployed for combat air patrol that began patrolling the Skardu Air Force Base only to protect the base from any Indian Air Force incursion. The start of 1971 war was a disaster for Pakistan because of Gen. Musharraf's grand strategy after Chengiz Khan, a successful mission of the PAF.<mask> objected to any direct confrontation mission, but preferred the patrolling missions and remained silent in support of other officers who gave vital criticism of Musharraf. In the military and political circles, <mask>'s image was widely known to have an imposing personality, and a direct but strict attitude towards his principles. His retirement was confirmed when a junior-most air force general was promoted to take his place. When <mask> was due for retirement, General Musharraf appointed a sixth-in-line to the four-star rank. The Chief of the Air Staffs Kargil Conflict and Pakistan Air Force is named Parvaiz <mask>.

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texts: <mask> was a United States Army general. He was the first president of Army War College. He was the first Chief of Staff of the United States Army. <mask> is the son of <mask>. and <mask>. He married Margaret McFadden in 1861 and was educated at Jefferson College. He joined the 12th Pennsylvania Infantry as a private during the Civil War. He was appointed captain of the 4th Pennsylvania Cavalry in September.He was promoted to major in September 1862, to lieutenant colonel in October 1864, and to colonel in December 1864. <mask> was wounded four times. He commanded the cavalry corps during the last days of the campaign. He left the volunteers on July 1, 1865. After the war, <mask> joined the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States, a military society for officers who had served the Union in the Civil War. He was a member of the society. After the Civil War, he rejoined the Regular Army as a first lieutenant and was promoted to captain of the 8th Cavalry.President Andrew Johnson nominated <mask> for appointment to the brevet rank of brigadier general of volunteers, to rank from April 9, 1865, in recognition of his services in the Siege of Petersburg and the Appomattox Campaign. On February 6, 1867, the U.S. Senate confirmed the appointment. <mask> rose to the rank of colonel of the 3rd Cavalry in 1897 after serving with distinction throughout the Indian Wars. He was promoted to brigadier general of volunteers in 1898. He commanded one of the two cavalry brigades that were part of the Cavalry Division under Major General Joseph Wheeler. Theodore Roosevelt's Rough Riders were in <mask>'s brigade. After the American victory of the Battle of San Juan Hill, <mask> assumed command of the Wheeler's Cavalry Division and was made major general of volunteers, while he commanded the same division in Cuba after the Santiago Campaign of the Spanish–American War.<mask> became a Veteran Companion of the Missouri Commandery of the Military Order of Foreign Wars. He was made military governor during the Philippine–American War after returning to the rank of brigadier general of volunteers. He commanded the military district of California from February 1901 to March 1902. He was the first chief of staff of the General Staff in August 1903 and retired in January 1904. He was president of the board of inquiry from 1909 to 1910, during which time he affirmed the discharge of 159 men from the 25th U.S. Infantry. After a stint in the same role at Yosemite in 1896, Colonel <mask> introduced fish protection measures. After his retirement, the Secretary of the Interior appointed him full Supremo.He was the full Supremo for two years. He was buried in Arlington National Cemetery after he died at his house in Montana. <mask> and <mask> were the parents of seven children, six daughters and a son. George Windle Read was a division and corps commander of the American Expeditionary Force during World War I and married Burton (Hannah) in 1886. Their children included <mask> Read, a career soldier who served from the early 1900s through World War II before retiring as a colonel, and George Windle Read, Jr., a career soldier who served in both world wars and attained the rank of lieutenant general. Edith Thornton was the wife of army officer John Knight. During World War I, their son, John Knight Thornton, Jr., was awarded theDistinguished Service Cross for extraordinary heroism in action.The nephew of a Civil War and Indian War commander married Marjorie, his daughter. John Heysham Gibbon is the son of John H. and Marjorie Gibbon. Elizabeth became the wife of an Army officer in 1903. Eugene R. Cox was a Chicago attorney and businessman who later relocated to New York and played a prominent role in the operations of the Christian Science church. Civil War campaign medals include the Indian campaign medal, Spanish campaign medal, and Philippine campaign medal. Gates, Merrill Edwards, ed. is a further reading. The year began in 1905/6.Men of Mark in America. 2, pp. 437–437. The men are from Mark Publishing Company. LC control no. The biography of the Battle of Antietam can be found on the website <mask> B. M. <mask>.

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texts: <mask> is a professional footballer who plays for Paris Saint-Germain and the Switzerland national team. After moving to Sweden at the age of 16, he played for Ume IK for four seasons. She played for Atlanta Beat in the 2010 season of the Women's Professional Soccer. She left Ume and signed a contract with LdB FC. She went to VfL Wolfsburg in the summer of 2015. She has won over 50 caps for the Switzerland women's national football team. She made her reputation with Switzerland's youth national teams, playing at the 2006 and 2010 editions of the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup.Switzerland qualified for the Women's World Cup for the first time in 2015. During the early part of her career, a back injury hampered her progress. She turned down offers from Germany and the USA to sign for Ume IK in Damallsvenskan at the age of 16. <mask> became a key player at Ume after Marta left the club. She won the Swiss female Player of the Year in 2009. Atlanta Beat had a new Women's Professional Soccer expansion team. The first pick in the international draft.After an injury-hit season in the professional WPS, and after her contract with the Atlanta Beat was not renewed, <mask> rejected offers from Germany, England and the United States to return to Ume for the 2011 season. She was named the best player of the year in 2011. She slowly turned into one of the best football players in the world. She won the Damallsvenskan in her last season. On August 26, 2015, it was announced that <mask> had joined VfL Wolfsburg for a period of three years. She won the Swiss Player of the Year for the second year in a row. When the transfer window opened in the month of December, the FA WSL club announced that Bachmann had agreed to join them.In the Women's FA Cup final in May of last year, Bachmann scored twice, including the winning goal, but her team lost 3–1. Sue Smith named her the Player of the Match. On July 3, 2020, Paris Saint-Germain announced the signing of Bachmann. In the 2006 and 2010 editions of the Women's World Cup, <mask> played for Switzerland. She was hampered by a back injury. She won the Golden Player award at the Women's Under-19 Championship. She made her debut for the Swiss senior team against Sweden at the age of 16.The dismissal of England goalkeeper Rachel Brown was due to her play acting, but in September 2010 she scored a goal in Switzerland's loss to England. Brown's red card was rescinded on appeal after he admitted there was no foul. She was unable to play in the play-offs due to her back pain. The qualification for the 2015 Women's World Cup was the biggest achievement so far. Switzerland qualified for the World Cup for the first time. After winning their home game against Malta, the team was sitting in front of the TV watching a game. The Swiss would win the group's victory if it ended in a draw.When it ended in a draw and it was certain that we had won the group, we started dancing on the tables. Switzerland advanced to the round of 16 in the World cup, with <mask> scoring three times, all in a 10–1 victory over hapless Ecuador. The Canadians defeated the Swiss by one goal after the half-time break. After the World Cup, there were a lot of clubs interested in her. Ume IK Damallsvenskan was honoured in 2007, 2008 and 2015. She was in a relationship with another player on the Swiss national team. The situation in women's football is not exceptional according to their national team coach.The Swiss Football Association has a profile of living people. Women players Paris Saint-Germain Féminine players Damallsvenskan players FA Women's Super League players Division 1 Féminine players.

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texts: <mask>, also known as <mask>, was an American Internet pioneer who led teams that made major contributions to the personal computer. He was the director of ARPA's Information Processing Techniques Office from 1966 to 1969 and the founder and later manager of Xerox PARC's Computer Science Laboratory from 1970 to 1983. <mask> had no formal academic training or research experience in computer science and was likened to a concert pianist without fingers. He knew whether to move up or down the scale, but he needed someone else to make the music. The National Medal of Technology and Innovation is one of his awards. <mask> had a high-level vision for the Internet. People with similar interests, ideas and needs can be found on the Internet.<mask><mask> was born in Dallas. His adoptive father was a pastor. <mask> had degrees from Southern Methodist University, the University of Texas at Austin and the Yale Divinity School. During <mask>'s childhood, the family moved from parish to parish. He began his higher education at Southern Methodist University at the age of 16 after skipping several grades because he was in an experimental school. After serving in the United States Naval Reserve during the Korean War, <mask> returned to his studies at the University of Texas at Austin under the GI Bill. He was a professional student at UT.He obtained an undergraduate degree in experimental psychology from the institution in 1957 with a minor in mathematics, philosophy, English and religion. He earned a master's degree in psychology from Texas in 1959 but did not pursue a PhD in the field. He completed research in neuroscience, psychoacoustics and the auditory nervous system while he was a graduate student. To get a PhD in psychology in those days, you have to take courses in abnormal psychology, social psychology, clinical psychology, child psychology, and so on. Those are in the softer parts of psychology. They're not very rigorous. The portion of psychology that deals with science, the nervous system, and things that are more like applied physics and biology are what I was interested in.I said I wasn't going to get a PhD because I didn't want to waste time taking courses in those other areas. After leaving Texas, <mask> taught math and coached basketball at Howey Academy, a co-ed prep school in Florida. He said he had a wonderful time but was poor with a second child on the way. Engineering jobs with aircraft companies paid better than <mask>'s other jobs. He was a systems engineer for Martin Marietta and helped to design the MGM Pershing-31. In 1962, after submitting a research proposal for a flight control simulation display, he was invited to join NASA's Office of Advanced Research and Technology as a program manager assigned to the manned flight control and display division. The Apollo program for a manned moon landing was supported by the Kennedy administration.The Advanced Research Project Agency (ARPA) of the United States Department of Defense was headed by J. C. R. Licklider at the time. Licklider specialized in psychoacoustics during his graduate studies. "Man-Computer Symbiosis" was published in March 1960. <mask> was influenced by this work in the history of the internet and the personal computer. During this time, <mask> became acquainted with Douglas Engelbart. NASA funding was directed to the studies of computer-display technology that led to the computer mouse. The demonstration of a mouse-based user interface was called the Mother of All demos.At the Fall 1968 Joint Computer Conference in San Francisco, Bill English, Jeff Rulifson, and the rest of the Human Augmentation Research Center team showed on a big screen how they could manipulate a computer remotely located in Menlo Park. In 1965, <mask> moved from NASA to IPTO to fund large programs in advanced research in computing at major universities and corporate research centers throughout the United States. Time-sharing was one of the computer projects that ARPA supported. Users could work interactively, instead of using punched cards or punched tape. <mask>'s office in the Pentagon had a terminal connected to time-sharing at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, a terminal connected to the Berkeley Timesharing System at the University of California, Berkeley, and a third terminal to the System Development Corporation in Santa Monica, California. Each system had a community of users, but they were isolated from the other communities. <mask> wanted to build a computer network that would allow him to communicate with all of the ARPA-sponsored projects through one terminal.The ARPANET project was shepherded by <mask> until 1969 when he became director of IPTO. ARPA director Charles M. Herzfeld transferred a million dollars from a missile defense program to <mask>'s budget after <mask> convinced him to fund a network project. <mask> was hired by <mask> as the first program manager. The director of Lincoln Laboratory was reminded by Herzfeld that ARPA dominated its funding. Licklider continued to give guidance, and Clark suggested the use of a dedicated computer, called the Interface Message Processor, instead of centralized control. At the Symposium on Operating Systems Principles, a member of Donald Davies' team presented their research on packet switching and suggested it for use in the ARPANET. Bolt, Beranek and Newman were awarded the contract to build the system.IBM Research and ATT Bell Labs were not interested in joining. Most participants resisted testing the new network because they thought it would slow down their research. The computer as a communication device was published in 1968. The future of the internet was laid out in the article. In a few years, men will be able to communicate more effectively through a machine than face to face. <mask> was sent by ARPA to investigate reports from the Vietnam War. He was given an identification card with a military rank equivalent to his civilian position in order to ensure protection under the convention.He established a computer center in the Vietnam base of the Military Assistance Command. The White House got a single report after that. I don't know if the data was correct or not, but at least it was consistent. The Vietnam project took him away from directing research. I wanted to leave. The election of Richard Nixon to the presidency and ongoing tensions with <mask>, who resented his lack of research experience and appointment to the IPTO directorship, factored in his decision to leave ARPA. While at ARPA, he funded a center for research on computer graphics at the University of Utah.<mask> moved to Palo Alto, California in 1970 because he couldn't acclimate to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The director of the Xerox PARC felt that <mask> was not the right person to manage the group because of his lack of experience in academic research. <mask> acquiesced to the appointment of a scientist from the ARPA network as the CSL manager, despite the fact that he did not want a research program in computer graphics. <mask> focused on reaching beyond ARPANET to develop what has become the Internet and the systems that support today's personal computers. Powerful personal computers with windowed displays and graphical user interface that inspired the Apple Lisa and Macintosh were included. The Alto was designed by Charles P. Thacker, Edward M. McCreight, Bob Sproull, and David Boggs. Alan Kay is the leader of the Learning Research Group of the Systems Science Laboratory.The first Internet, a network that connected the Ethernet to the ARPANET using the PUP (PARC Universal Protocol), was the progenitor of the internet. <mask>fe, Boggs, Thacker and Lampson designed it. The electronics and software that led to the laser printer was Spearheaded by optical engineer Gary Starkweather, who transferred from Xerox's New York laboratory to work with CSL. "What-you-see-is-what-you-get" is a word-processing program that Charles Simonyi took to Microsoft to serve as the basis for Microsoft Word. The framebuffer computer system was developed by Richard Shoup. The software was written in consultation with future Pixar co-founder Alvy Ray Smith, who was unable to get an appointment at PARC and was retained as an independent contractor. Shoup received a special Emmy Award in 1983 and an Academy Scientific Engineering Award in 1998 for his achievement, but program development continued to be marginalized by PARC, ultimately leading to Shoup's departure in 1979.<mask> was noted for his advocacy of Licklider-inspired distributed personal computing and his ability to maintain productive relationships between what was widely perceived as the foremost array of computer scientists. The weekly staff meeting at PARC was referred to as the "Dealer" after Edward O. Thorp's Beat the Dealer. Open debate was encouraged as they sat in a circle of beanbag chairs. The meeting was part of the larger ARPA community to learn how to argue to illuminate rather than just to win. ... The main purpose of Dealer was to deal with how to make things work and make progress without a formal manager structure. The presentations were a small part of the deal session.It was rare for a personal attack to happen because people for the most part came into PARC having been blessed by everyone there, and already knowing how to argue reasonably. <mask> clashed with Elkind who held budgetary responsibility for new projects but found his managerial authority undermined by <mask>'s intimate relationships with the research staff. After one of Elkind's extended absences, <mask> became the manager of the laboratory. William J. Spencer became the director of PARC in 1983. The institutional divide between computer science and physics was one of the reasons Spencer and <mask> disagreed about budget allocations for CSL. Most of the researchers at CSL left Xerox by the end of the year. A group of leading computer scientists, including Licklider, Donald Knuth and Dana Scott, expressed their displeasure with Xerox's decision not to retain <mask> <mask> after he was hired by Digital Equipment Corporation. SRC has many former CSL researchers working there. The Modula-3 language, the snoopy cache, the first multi-threaded Unix programming system, and the AltaVista search engine were some of the projects at SRC. <mask> retired from the DEC in 1996. He lived in a secluded house after his divorce from Xerox. He had concerns about the future of the internet in 2000. He said that there are many worse ways to endanger a larger number of people on the internet than on the highway.It is possible for people to create networks that are difficult to kill off. I want everyone to have the right to use it, but it has to be available to everyone. It will be a big disappointment if not. He died at his home in California. Parkinson's disease was one of the health problems that his son said he had suffered from. <mask>, Lampson, and Thacker received an award in 1984 for their work on the Xerox Alto System. In 1994, all three were named fellows for their work.The National Medal of Technology and Innovation was given to <mask> in 1999. "For visionary leadership in the development of modern computing technology, including computer networks, the personal computer and the graphical user interface." The National Academy of Engineering awarded him along with Lampson, Thacker and Alan Kay in 2004. "For the vision, conception, and development of the first practical networked personal computers." The Computer History Museum named him a Museum Fellow for his leadership in the development of computer networking, online information and communications systems, and modern personal computing. The New Old Boys from the ARPAnet Extract from 'Tools for Thought' is one of the early papers.

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texts: <mask> lives and works in Joshua Tree, California. She received her masters degree in art and technology from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and is an associate professor at the San Diego State School of Art, Design, and Art History. The economic effects of environmental issues on humans and habitat are the subject of a documentary by Stringfellow. The interrelation of the global and the local is explored in Stringfellow's photographic and multimedia projects. The Academy of Art College in San Francisco gave Stringfellow her Bachelor of Fine Arts in 1988. The School of the Art Institute of Chicago gave Stringfellow a masters degree in 2000. She joined the faculty at San Diego State's School of Art, Design, and Art History in 2001 as an assistant professor.She was an invited artist and speaker for the University of Nevada Las Vegas' visiting lecturer series in 2009. A collection of her photographs entitled Photographic Constructions was exhibited at the Morphos Gallery in San Francisco in 1994. The collection looked at spirituality and feminist issues through art history. She took part in Salmoncity.net, a web-based piece of art commissioned by the Seattle Arts Commission in response to the listing of the Puget Sound Chinook salmon as threatened. The Charmed Horizon was included in the Seventh New York Digital Salon at the School of Visual Arts after being selected as the Best Art-Related site at the 2nd Annual South by Southwest Interactive Web Competition. The project was inspired by excerpts from a 19th century French writer. Human desire and other issues were examined in the project.The Mojave Project explores the physical and cultural landscape of the Mojave Desert. In the fall of 2018, this piece was exhibited. The Mojave Project features themes such as Desert as Wasteland, Geological Time vs. Human Time, Sacrifice and Exploitation, Danger and Consequence, Space and Perception, Mobility and Movement, Desert as Staging ground and Transportation and Reinvention. The method of a self-guided art gallery tour can be used to provide a self-guided tour of the portion of I-5 between San Francisco and Los Angeles. It was launched in 2006 by Balkin and Stringfellow. On October 13 of that year, invisible-5 was featured on KQED's show The California Report. It's goal is to make people who don't conform to the ideal take the time to see the places they usually ignore.Jackrabbit Homestead is a multimedia project that includes a book, audio tour and website. The project looks at the legacy of the Small Tract Act of 1938. On August 1, 2009, it was featured in the Desert Sun, thanks to a grant from the California Council for the Humanities. Jackrabbit Homestead: Tracing the Small Tract Act in the Southern California Landscape was published by the Center for American Places. It includes photography and writing by Stringfellow. There is a brief description of the project, news about the project, and multimedia on the website. Greetings from the Salton Sea Greetings from the Salton Sea'' is a project created by Stringfellow, including photography by her and documenting the history of the Salton Sea, California's largest inland body of water.There is a book, exhibition, and website. The book and artist were featured on KPBS to commemorate the sea's 100th anniversary. The Center for American Places published Folly and Intervention in the Southern California Landscape in 2005. The book was funded by a loan from the Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts. Photographs, a history of Salton Sea, an artist statement, a list of the artist's resources, and an interactive map of the area around the Salton Sea can be found on the website. It calls attention to the issue of whether or not it is artificial and suggests possible solutions to the issues surrounding Salton Sea. The project Safe as Mothers Milk Safe as Mother's Milk examines the history of the Hanford Nuclear Reservation.Adrian Van Egmond commissioned it for the Art + Activism Visiting Artist series. There were planned releases of radioactive material in the atmosphere while plutonium was being produced for the U.S. nuclear arsenal. The purpose of this project is to educate the public on the release of radioactive materials during the Cold War era. Take it! There it is. The self-guided audio tour goes through Owens Valley California. The Los Angeles Aqueduct system's history, present and future are explored in this project. This piece features a combination of audio, interviews and music that takes the viewer on a guided tour along the landscape and builds a relationship between Los Angeles and the Owens Valley.The Salton Sea: Folly and Intervention in the Southern California Landscape is a book. The Center for American Places is in Santa Fe. The Center for American Places is located in Chicago. Jackrabbit Homestead: Tracing the Small Tract Act in the Southern California Landscape was published in 2008. The Center for American places is at Columbia College. Theo Westenberger Award for artistic excellence, Autry National Center, Los Angeles, CA, is a Guggenheim fellowship. The Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library has a collection of Western Americana.The Academy of Art University alumni School of the Art Institute of Chicago have American women.


texts: <mask>'Conor was an American lawyer who was notable for his career as a trial advocate and candidacy in the presidential election. He was a catholic. After his father fled Ireland following the Irish Rebellion of 1798, O'Conor was educated in the city and began to study law at age 16. O'Conor was admitted to the bar at the age of 20. He was a friend of Samuel Tilden. He was the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York from 1854 to 1856. O'Conor supported the Union during the American Civil War.He helped post Davis' bail after he was indicted for treason. O'Conor was one of the prominent New Yorkers who helped overthrow William M. Tweed. He was one of the conservatives who refused to support the nominee of the Liberal Republicans and the Democrats. John Quincy Adams II was nominated for president by the Straight- Out Democratic Party. While O'Conor did not accept the nomination, he remained on the ballot, and the election was won by Grant. O'Conor was one of Samuel Tilden's lawyers when he tried to get the results of the 1876 presidential election changed. O'Conor settled in Massachusetts after retiring.He was buried at St. Patrick's Old Cathedral in New York City after he died. O'Conor was born in New York City, the son of Thomas O'Conor, who after the failed 1798 Rebellion was sworn in as a member of the O'Conor Don family. <mask> was the great grandson of <mask>'Conor. At the age of 16, O'Conor began to study law, and he did so in the office of Henry W. Stannard, Stephen D. Lemoyne, and Joseph D. Fay. O'Conor was admitted to the bar in 1824 before the age of 21 and went on to win high reputation in his profession. The Forrest divorce case was successful for his client. He secured a liberal alimony against John Van Buren.He became a national reputation as a result of this case. Sixty members of the bar presented him with two silver vases, one of which was a gift from thirty women of New York. He bequeathed these to the New York Law Institute, and they are now in the library. The bound records of his cases and opinions are preserved in the same library as his will. These fill over 100 volumes. The Slave Jack case in 1835 was one of his celebrated private cases. He was elected president of the New York Law Institute in 1869.He was involved in the prosecution of Boss Tweed. At the height of its power in New York City, the Tweed Ring was destroyed by this proceeding. He was associated with some of the original cases. The Bureau of Municipal Correction established a special branch of the attorney general's office to handle these suits. The cases should have been brought by the city according to the court of appeals. O'Conor immediately drafted the Civil Remedies Act, which was enacted at the next session of the legislature. The Record of a Five Years' Campaign against Official Malversation was published by O'Conor after he was dissatisfied with the issue of the first cases.He did not want to be paid for his services in the Tweed cases. The Directory of the Friends of Ireland was formed in anticipation of a rising in Ireland, and he presided at some of the meetings in the same year. He was a candidate on the Democratic ticket for Lieutenant Governor of New York, but was defeated, even though he received more votes than the other candidates of his party. He was on the Democratic ticket and voted for Franklin Pierce. He was the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York. He sympathized with the Southern states during the American Civil War and supported the States' rights Democrats. He became senior counsel for Jefferson Davis after the war.He appeared on Davis's bond when he was admitted to bail. O'Conor's connection with the Roman Catholic Church affected his political fortunes. In the 1872 U.S. presidential election, O'Conor was nominated for the presidency by the "Bourbon Democrats" or "Straight- Out Democrats", who refused to support Horace Greeley, and by the "Labor Reformers". He and John Quincy Adams II remained on the ballot even though he declined the nomination. Grant of the Republican Party won the election. He was an advocate for the claims of Samuel J. Tilden in the electoral contest of 1876. He built a house in Massachusetts in the 19th century and lived there until his death in 1884.<mask>'Conor was married to Mrs. McCracken. She died in 1874. Benjamin R. Tucker is a man too busy to write a book. A great discovery. May 31, 1884. The NY Times Obituary celebrated trials of William M. Tweed was argued by <mask>'Conor.

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texts: <mask>u is a software engineer. <mask> began his professional career as an assistant professor at the College of Engineering, Guindy, and soon after ventured into the Tamil film industry, working as a lyricist and dialogue writer. While working in the film industry, he launched the Karky Research Foundation, an educational research organization which focuses on language computing and language literacy. He founded the Mellinam Education, which develops educational games and story books for children, and the online music platform which promotes independent music and serves a distributor for film soundtracks. A Tamil scholar and veteran professor at the Meenakshi College for Women, Ponmani is the son of seven-time National Award winning lyricist Vairamuthu. He has a younger brother who is a novelist and a dialogue writer for Tamil films. He was educated at the Loyala Matriculation School.He was not a good student and excelled only in Tamil and English. He got admission to the College of Engineering in Guindy, which is affiliated with the Anna University, because of his interest in computer science. He started his undergraduate education in the field of computer engineering. As part of his final year project, <mask> developed a program called the Tamil Voice Engine, under the supervision of Professor T.V. She is called geetha. A text to speech engine for the Tamil language was the goal of the project. At the Tamil Internet Conference in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, the research paper on the project was selected.The Name Generator, which was part of his course on Creativity, Innovation and New Product Development, was intended to generate random names that are pronounceable with respect to Indian phonetics, and the Compiler Design, which was conceived with a high level programming language in mind. He created a spell checker for Chennai Kavigal. The project involved a lot of Natural Language Processing elements, based on a root dictionary built as a part of the morphological analyzer for the Tamil Language. Determining the correctness of words is the end game. <mask> finished his bachelor's degree in 2001 and began his master's degree in 2003 at the University of Queensland. The project he developed was based on the theory of computation and strong mathematics. A standard format called 'Hermite Normal form' is a unit upper triangular matrix.The Disciplined Software Process Project was intended to introduce and practice the software development process for individuals called Personal Software Process, as well as the On-line Art Store Website, which involved the creation of a website that trades paintings through the Internet. <mask> was an Academic tutor at the university. He lectured on subjects such as programming languages and database systems. As part of his PhD program in information technology, he developed a Java-based simulation platform called SENSE. The project was done by Dr. Maria Orlowska and Dr. Shazia Sadiq. His thesis was titled "design considerations for query dissemination in wireless sensor networks". After completing his post-graduation, <mask> returned to India and started his teaching career.He was a Senior Research Fellow for six months, managing research projects as well as multiple student projects. Students who pursued their master's degrees had courses and labs handled by him. Between July 2008 and July 2009, he was a Project Scientist, managing projects of research groups as well as ME &MBA students. He became an assistant professor in August of 2009. He lectured Computer Science students who were pursuing their degrees as well as coordinated the Tamil Computing Lab at the university. He was the Staff treasurer of the Computer Science Engineering Association. Advanced Databases, Ethics for Engineers, Principles of Programming Languages, Environmental Science and Tamil Computing are some of the subjects he taught.<mask> has been married to Nandini Eswaramoorthy since June 22, 2008. She works as a subtitler in the Tamil film industry. They have a son who was born in 2009. <mask> began his career in the Tamil film industry with the science-fiction film Enthiran, which was directed by Shankar. The director was brought on board to help with the dialogues of the film, especially assisting with technical terminology, after <mask> approached him with some of the songs he had written. He stated that there were three sets of dialogues written for almost every scene of the film, one by Shankar, one by <mask>, and the other by Sujatha, who died during the early stages of the film's pre-production. The drafts that fit best would be implemented by Shankar.The only portion that didn't have multiple hands was the climax. "Irumbile oru Irudhaiyam" is the first song of <mask>'s career and was partially sung by A.R. Rahman and "Boom Boom Da". His first release was the song "Ododi Poren", written by Kanden Kadhalai. The Best Find of the Year was won by <mask> for his work on Enthiran. <mask> became one of the most sought after lyricists in the Tamil film industry after his work on Enthiran. Rahman, Harris Jayaraj, G.V. Kumar, D. Imman, and M.M. Keeravani, Yuvan Shankar Raja, S. Thaman, and Anirudh Ravichander are actors. In addition to his native Tamil, he is known for writing songs in multiple languages, including "Asku Laska" from Nanban, "The Rise of Damo" from 7aum Arivu, and "Contin". Tamil words that aren't normally used in everyday parlance are used in his work, like "Kuviyamillaa Kaatchi Paezhai" from Ko and "Panikoozh" from I. The first palindrome song in Tamil cinema was written by him. He has over 6000 songs to his credit. "Irumbile oru Irudhaiyam" (Enthiran), "Enamo Edho" (Ko), "Nee Koorinal" (Nootrenbadhu), and "Asku Laska" (Nanban) are some of the most popular songs by KarOn the heels of the success with Enthiran, <mask> once again collaborated as a dialogue writer with the director. An adaptation of the Hindi blockbuster 3 Idiots, he infused a twang to the dialogue that aimed to showcase college life in a different way. He was a technical advisor for 2.0, the sequel to Enthiran. He collaborated with S.S. Rajamouli on his two-part film, the most profitable South Indian film of all time, and the upcoming RRR. Gokul's Idharkuthane Aasaipattai Balakumara is one of his notable projects as a dialogue writer. The Kalakeya tribe used a language called "Kilki" in the film. During his time in Australia, he created a language called "Click" for the purpose of inventing a new language with kids.Rajamouli pitched to create a language of his own after he was approached to have a fear-inducing language. He used "Click" as a base and added about 750 words and 40 rules to the language. The language uses verbal clicks such as 'tch' and 'tsk' as tense and plural markers. There were a lot of phonetic reversals used for opposite words. The characters in the film don't have words that stand-in for remorse, as the language doesn't have that quality. In his first decade as a lyricist and dialogue writer, <mask> has been a part of some of the biggest blockbusters in Indian cinema such as Enthiran, Ko, Naan Ee, and Thuppakki. A non-profit educational research organization which focuses on language computing and language literacy was founded by <mask> and his wife after he resigned from his teaching position at Anna University.He is the research head for the organization. "Chol" is an online Tamil-English-Tamil dictionary, "Piripori" is a morphological analyser, and "Olingoa" is a transliteration tool. The Chief Minister award for Computing was given to <mask> for the work done by the organization. <mask> founded the Mellinam Education in November of 2008. The goal of the organization is to introduce the Tamil language and inspire interest in children to explore science and innovations in Tamil literature. Songs, stories, word games, and sentence games are included in the products that are called "iPaatti". Electronic games and toys are some of the projects in development.<mask> and his friend Kauntheya started an online music platform to promote independent and non-film music. His intention was to create a song bank containing music not created exclusively for films, which could be presented to producers and directors who had the option to pick the ones they feel suited with their projects. A distributor for soundtracks to Tamil films is also a label for independent music. M.S. composed the first song on the platform. Viswanathan is a person. Over 60 top composers from the Tamil film industry were hired to provide content for the platform, which aimed to release one song every day. On Saturdays between 6 and 9 PM, <mask> was the radio jockey for the show Big DooPaaDoo.<mask> has written several songs for the platform and collaborated with many prominent and independent figures in the music industry. "Ulaviravu", "Koova", "Bodhai Kodhai", "Yaavum Inidhe", and "Edho Oar Araiyil" are some of the songs written by <mask>. On the musical reality talk show Sundays with Anil and <mask>, the co-anchors were a pianist and a violinist. The program featured celebrity guests from within the music field as well as other segments of the entertainment industry, and showcased composition and performance of music. Sean Roldan and G.V. are two of the prominent guests in the show. Directors Venkat Prabhu, Vasanth, Gautham Menon and Rajiv Menon, actors Siddharth, Siddharth, Siddharth, Siddharth, Siddharth, Siddharth, Siddharth, Siddharth, Siddharth, Siddharth, Siddharth, Siddharth, Siddharth, <mask> has a large collection of pictures he took when he was young and has a passion for photography.He learned about the art through the internet. His favorite subjects are children and candid moments of random emotions. He makes three recreational trips every year to places he's never been before outside India, within India and within Tamil Nadu. He has traveled to all 7 continents. His hobbies include cooking, coding and badminton. He has done a lot of research on lyrics and other topics in Tamil. The 20th International Conference on Language Learning was held in Mumbai, India.The 20th International Conference on Language Learning is taking place in Mumbai, India. The International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics has a paper on Tamil words in lyrics. The 13th International Tamil Internet Conference was held in Puducherry. A Min-Max Syllable Compaction Method for Tamil Text-To-Speech was presented at the 10th International Conference on Nat-. The 12th International Tamil Internet Conference was held in Malaysia. The 12th International Tamil Internet Conference was held in Malaysia. The scoring models for Tamil lyrics were discussed at the 12th International Tamil Internet Conference in Malaysia.The 12th International Tamil Internet Conference was held in Malaysia. The 12th Inter- national Tamil Internet Conference was held in Malaysia. The 12th International Tamil Internet Conference was held in Malaysia. The 9th International Conference on Natural Language Processing was held in Chennai, India. The 9th International Conference on Natural Language Processing was held in Chennai, India. The 5th Indian International Conference on Artificial Intelligence was held in Chennai, India. J.H.The 5th Indian International Conference on Artificial Intelligence was held in Bangalore, India. The 5th Indian International Conference on Artificial Intelligence was held in Bangalore, India. Tamil Summary Generation for a Cricket Match was held at the Tamil Internet Conference in Philadelphia, USA. The Tamil Internet Conference was held in Philadelphia, USA. The Tamil Internet Conference was held in Philadelphia, USA, in June of 2011. The Tamil Internet Conference was held in June of 2011. The Tamil Internet Conference was held in Philadelphia, USA.The Popularity Based Scoring Model for Tamil Word Games was used at the Tamil Internet Conference 2011. A Concept Relation Based Search Framework for Thirukural, Tamil Internet Conference was held in Philadelphia, USA. An Efficient Tamil Text Compaction System was presented at the Tamil Internet Conference in Philadelphia, USA. The Tamil Internet Conference was held in Philadelphia, USA. S. and <mask> <mask> are related. FaceWaves is based on Tamil Emotion Descriptors. The World Classical Tamil Conference is in conjunction with the Tamil Internet Conference.The year 2010. There is a city in India. <mask> <mask> and Tamilarasan. Text to Speech with Lip Synchronisation for a 2D Computer Generated Face is a feature of FaceWaves. The World Classical Tamil Conference is in conjunction with the Tamil Internet Conference. The year 2010. There is a city in India.J.H., I.R. P and <mask> <mask>. Tamil usage is analysed in live text streams. The World Classical Tamil Conference is in conjunction with the Tamil Internet Conference. The year 2010. There is a city in India. T.V. is owned by <mask> <mask>.R. Varman, and Geetha. FaceWaves is a Tamil text to video framework. The World Classical Tamil Conference is in conjunction with the Tamil Internet Conference. The year 2010. There is a city in India. T.V., R. Parthasarathi, and <mask> <mask> are related. CoRe is a framework for a search engine.The World Classical Tamil Conference is in conjunction with the Tamil Internet Conference. The year 2010. There is a city in India. T.V., R. Parthasarathi, and Madhan Kary are part of the Core Search Framework. The World Classical Tamil Conference is in conjunction with the Tamil Internet Conference. The year 2010. There is a city in India.<mask> <mask> and Dharmalingam. LaaLaLaa is a Tamil work. The World Classical Tamil Conference is in conjunction with the Tamil Internet Conference. The year 2010. There is a city in India. "CoReX-A Concept Based Se- mantic Indexing Technique", Web Intelligent Systems ICWIS09Y, pp 76–84 8–10 January 2009, Chennai. In- vestigative queries in Sensor Networks, Workshop on Database Management and Application over Networks in Conjunction with Ninth Asia-Pacific Web Conference and Shazia W.There is an Optimal Route of a Calibrating Mobile Sink in a Wireless Sensor Network. There is an allocation strategy for wireless sensor networks deployed for telemetry. There are references to Tamil film poets, Indian lyricists, College of Engineering, and Guindy alumni.

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texts: Hemel Hempstead Town has a player-coach named <mask> who was born in 1982. Prior to Well, he played League football for Pompey, Brentford, Colchester United, Luton Town, Birmingham City, Queens Park Rangers, Hull City, Milton Keynes Dons, and non-league football. He began his career at Pompey through the club's youth scheme. He made his first-team debut at the age of 18. He failed to break into the side on a regular basis and was sent to Division Two side Brentford for the 2002–03 season. After scoring his first ever goal on his debut in a 2–0 win at Huddersfield Town, he went on to score 13 further goals in 44 starts for the Bees. He scored 10 league goals in 30 starts for Colchester United in the 2003– 2004 campaign, despite his impressive season.For the third year in a row, <mask> spent an entire season away from Pompey on a loan. The League One title was won by the Hatters. The "King of Assists" was shown in a section of the Luton News newspaper as one of the main reasons for the Hatters' success. On July 4, 2005, it was reported that <mask> had signed for Luton for an undisclosed fee. He scored 10 goals in 30 games after missing the start of the season with a back injury. He was near the top of the assist charts again. If the club gained promotion to the premier league, the fee would go up to 3 million dollars.He played 17 times for the club as they were promoted as runners-up, despite his only goal being in a 1–0 win over Derby County. He joined Queens Park Rangers on loan initially for a month, but later extended into the new year. A four-and-a-half-year contract with the club was signed on January 8, 2008. During a training session on April 3, 2008, Vine suffered a serious injury to his left tibia and fibula. He did not make another first-team appearance until April 2009, when he was used mainly as a substitute. The manager told him in July 2010 that he had no future with the club, and that he wasn't given a squad number for the new season. He joined Hull City on a month's loan on October 1st and made his debut the next day in a goalless draw with Coventry City.He was on a loan at Brentford from November 2010 to January 2011. He scored his first goal for the club in a 4–1 win at Rochdale after joining the Dons on an initial one-month loan. In July of 2011, a trial with Doncaster Rovers came to nothing, and at the start of the 2011–12 season, he spent time on loan at Exeter City. He had a trial with Southend United in March of 2012 but the manager was concerned about his fitness. He joined Gillingham on a loan until the end of the season. He scored the only goal for Gillingham. After being released by Queens Park Rangers at the end of the 2011–12 season, he signed a one-year contract with St Johnstone.He made his debut in the opening game of the season and was sent off in the next for a second bookable offence. He vowed to pull out of tackles in the future because of the poor example he set to his son. When he scored, he made a 'T' gesture. Ten minutes from the end of the game against Celtic, <mask> scored his first goal for the club, a curling effort that gave the Saints their first win of the season. He described the goal as "right up there" in his career highlights. He was the top scorer in the league with seven goals, but was not offered a contract extension. New manager Tommy Wright suggested it was down to budgetary constraints, but Vine was critical of the way in which the club had handled his departure, accusing them of a lack of respect.The two men joined up with each other on a one-year deal. Neil Lennon was critical of Vine's tackling after a match against Celtic. The Scottish Football Association let him off with a warning after he was accused of making offensive comments on social media. He was told by Terry Butcher that he would struggle to break into the Hibs team after he failed to score in 14 appearances. The January transfer window was closed. He left Morton after they were demoted. He joined Welling United in January of 2015, after returning to England.After playing for Havant & Waterlooville, he joined Gosport Borough in the National League South. He rejoined Gosport in January of last year after a brief period with Basingstoke Town. In February of last year, after only three appearances since his return to Gosport, he joined Southall. He moved to the United States at the beginning of the year. The four-month spell with Hartley Wintney ended in March. After playing for Alresford Town, he joined Hartley Wintney in October and then returned to Southall in December. He joined Moneyfields in February of 2019.Hemel Hempstead Town has a player-coach in the 2020-21 season. Football League One player of the month for September 2004 is a living person. The players are from the F.C. The players are from Colchester United F.C. The players at Town F.C. The players are from the city. The players are from Queens Park Rangers.The players are from Hull City A.F.C. Players from Keynes Dons F.C. The players are from Exeter City F.C. The players are from Gillingham F.C. The players are from St. Johnstone F.C. The players are from Hibernian F.C. The players are from Greenock Morton F.C.Welling United F.C. Havant and Waterlooville F.C. are players. Gosport Borough F.C. players The players are from Basingstoke Town F.C. The players are from Southall F.C. The players are from the United F.C. The players are Hartley Wintney F.C.The players are from Alresford Town F.C. Moneyfields F.C. has players. The players are from Hemel Hempstead Town F.C. 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